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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-03-21
LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

THE latest Honolulu gag is-"Did
you get wet?'
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-03-21

MASTER Willie Berger, son of our
esteemed Bandmaster, broke his
collar bone while playing at football,
last Saturday, ut the baseball grounds
Mt Makiki.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-03-21

Mr.. Enrich, of the Temple of
Fashion, has returned from San
Francisco, with an immense stock OF
goods, of which particulars will be
given shortly.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-03-21

THE Jackson-B Bennett ARRAY came
up at the Police Court to-day and
was again remanded until tomorrow.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-03-21

THE public will be pleased to know
shat the Amateur Ministries intend
furnishing another evenings amuse-
ment at the end of this week
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-03-21

MRs. w. Turner, wife of Mr. w.
Turner, matchmaker, died Saturday
evening, and was buried yesterday.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-03-21

AN amateur benefit was given to
the crew of the T. r. Foster, Victoria,
British Columbia, on March 10Th.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-03-21

The BULLETIN is obliged to Mr..
McLane, purser OF the Zealandia, Tor
files of late papers.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-03-21

THE floor plan of the new Bethel
Union Church, ON view in Thrum's
window, Fort street, is becoming an
object OF considerable interest
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-03-21

A MOST sickening odor from heaps
of taro refuse and stagnant water is
emitted at the foot of Punchbowl
street.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-03-21

SPERRY'S No ! Family Flour il
~ otle' ed for sale by GONSALVES g.
CO., Queen Street. 81
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-03-21

The plan Of the new Mc1nerny
building is in Hewett's window.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22
N TWO PEAIHSULAS
NUGGETS or NEWS NICE 10 READ.
Ntnhlxaa "a sssrs Complied, Condsnssd
ana Com uaented Upon-fhs state
la BrteE


piphthsria IS raging at East saginaw.
fonla Young people viu orgAniLs al
nrera comuany and bring Out several VEL
known operas tnls winter.
Hon. James MCMILLAN = now mentioned
prominently in connection With the kepao-
fcan nomination for the Detroit Mayor
ally.
q. Backus. of saginsw. and Curl Heaven
rich. ~ East SRainas have purchased tVvu
acres og valaAbls umDer land IA East Ten
nesses.
Jackson claims 70 have found genuine
South American black Vuilure. ous 10 may
YET turn out to 1e nothing more ihan an
old-EAsaionsd Michigan black Republican.
Detroit = going to welcome its champion
of champion teams next Monday I'm oe1s-
ing stg,s. public reception and banquet
sill Be extended Cd the coaqaerins heroes.
Ms. Alvin Porter. wife OF the Jackson
city lamDlightsr. was fatally burned aoont
N 9clock yesterday oy her clothing taxing
Gre froio sssoiins stove.
Mrs. Geo. Whedon. a prominent society
LADY ol Coidwaier. lied sutlenlg Thursday
81 heart disease. Shs bad been in excellent
h-alta All stisndsi wedding Wednesday
nixht.
one sg fhs horses on tha CoidNster Gre
derartlnsnt rae been theirs thirteen years
and is nov li years oid but "a hvely az
colt and kaows mcrs taAn Sres5 many
people.
Coldwsfer has ssh0ol girl a ft Who IS
cutie : tracper she AS dozen traps -.
and has s.rsssiy sold one or two iue max
Sans. she hss sIso t0yei With revolver
enough to send one oalss throngh Ter
tager sni another ints the calf Of her .eg
The following have been elected officers
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

thousand acres Of land in the northern part
o. greenfield and southern part of Royal
Oak townships which consists almost
wholly OF sand ridges aud muck beds. The
muck 5e,s are mostly too low 20 suit agri-
cultural purposes, aud last Spring an ex-
pertinent Eas started aerebv this vast area
might be made profitable. Forty acres
were planted with German basket willows,
which we're ialncrtsd direct from Germany.
Fire desrroysd part Of the crop last Sum-
nsr. but ar Investigation of the balance a
few dsys a. shows the trial 10 be eminent
ly successful The plants grow unusually
tall. some a. high as six feet, TACT which
IL owing 20 the sickness Of the soil. They
are also Verv supple. and are far superior 10
the American variety D,trot Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

Smith Sanford. the heartlsss wretch who
abused and starved Minnie Ketcham to
death At Grand Rapids. has iast been re-
leased from Jail and has left the city. IL is
% be hOpef he has not come in this direc-
ton. 4 victor from the infernal regions
would oc less Objectionable than such 4
m an. and it seems a shame that SIT month 5
imprisonment Vas all he received for his
bsastly 0rutallres.. Such Hneps as ne and
Bates. ,le wretch just convicted Of incest,
should be imprisoned for life, and that az
bari labor and rot with idleness and a
comfortable cell 70 help them through
Jfrkv1n faffern
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

The yssr ol lSs7 may be set aside as the
improvement and building era Of Iuske-
gon. Progress during the psst year has
t&ksn 81 advance a. along the dne. Rail
roads have multiplied. commerce hss taken
a drmer grip, streets have been ciotnet
with pavewegts new Institutions have
sprung up, and handsome and substantial
business blocks have been and srs being
erected on al sides TIE atsst improve
nlen,s in 40 line Of buildings are the
h7ndsoue blocks Of John Torrent and l..
o. n ason - h..kr.nn AlrE.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

Creit e d1s ne German women and
ph-Tc sns far frst using Red Clover b'os-
SONS as nefriua Best resuits ars Oh
tsinea vh-n cor, oined wlfh other uedfci
raj re0fs aus aer,s. As In Dr. Jones Red
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remedy iar lf t.eoi diseases. s.0mgrh ana
iTer troue ss uimpies. crsaveuess. bad
breath niles ague auf rlslsris diseases. in-
3 -eesicr ifss ~ sauet e .ow spirits bead
a. he sud 81 al sesses ed she xidueys. Price
ID ~srts ~ p p Wrs-~.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

TIE best on earth can truly ns said
Crizg' fiyceriBe salVe. which is surs.
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burns. wounds aud al other sores. Will
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only ~ cpnfs ~ r r. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

Ths~s is ~ deny NJ tte fsft thst r.
Jones Est Clover 1or.c fs tie niast srccpss-
fl' Blood gfsfir'r eyer rut on ths market
4 Ia7 weu ier.ul cures n a. storsrn. kideeT
ssa Ever trras'ss nas resuxhf Ont many
lriiIsticus q restores ertafe3 nerve
..sgffes rPsi ~ Pre- farrs lost IS sic r SIS.
mentss work o. e1rss - use 80 E1uor.
sr'um and toasece. h r Wilson rill
sleclr ere genuine a. - 1ts hotfie
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

A Erter~sfsng F.zperfssent
Bala Essaard. of DeIrsit has ssvsrA
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-20
BELLIES OF THE BALLET.
Beautiful Coryphees Plenty in Boston
Which Girls TO Choose.

lFfrTi IIbHlf.
II always hate to strike Detroit, - the
balletmaster said as he mopped his head
with his handkerchief. "Why?" Girls
here are so Odd-that is, of course, those
who come under my supervision. It's funny
what 4 difference there is in towns. Now
in Chicago these people are as bright
As A dollar. I would rather drill
a ballet of Chicago girls than those in any
other city outside OF New York. The girls
are also bright in Cincinnati and st. Louis.
The indianapolis girls are very, very bad.
So are Louisville maidens. In Cleveland
the girls shipper, and here IN Detroit it's
that giggle. The Detroit glggle drives me
Wild. Just ask the HanlOu's ballet-master
what the ballot girls Of Detroit are remark
able for. I've told yOu his answer.
The prettiest ballet girls are to be found
in Brooklyn. Nice plump figures and rosy
cheeks there. Boston Is 4 good place for
looks. and Montreal y a GEM HOu get
clear compilations up in st Paul and Min
neapOIis but poor constitutions Detroit
girls have bad complexiuns and are usually
of bad figure. Perhaps you wonder why |
20 50 strong on complications ! will tell
you. In the first place, 1t is hard to paint
a halt hundred wOmen for the ballet
When you get it done they invariably
smirch the eolors and look like frigbts.
If YOU allow them % dress their own
faces they put on the col0rs too heavy
and rave the appearance of candy statuary
early in the holiday season. Good, strong
cOmpIexiOns need little or no touching up.
Il can tell lust how n woman will look
in tights by n glance az her figure. 1t
isn't amp particular feature, but the gene
raj appearance and carriage that indicates
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-20
Talk About LaZinessl


There il not ~ much laziness in the
world as people want to make out. We
all work, hut it's always the other people
who are lazy. Now take the chase Of that
wealthy traveller who lived at one Of our
hotels. He did not need tn work. He did
not work, but what to do you mea by
calling a man lazy'who could be the hero
of this story He had n most expensive
suite of rooms, and no end Of extras. A
friend went up to call upon him in the fore
noon and found him Just at breakfast. He
was drinking tea and eating toast and
things. His manner was easy and deliber-
ate. He had finished the cup, and looked
calmly into it. Then he rose and walked
across the room and rung the bell. The
servant came. "Aht'' he said, Waiter,
I want another cup Of tea Certainly,
air, =" said the waiter. and be calmly walked
to the table, took up the teapot and poured
the ten into the cup. THANK you,' said
the Englishman, and went on with his
breakfast.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-20
Flaunder-oh, to one of those bIanksty

Faunders-oh, to one of those blankety
blank teas, third this week.
Saunders-Gawd! q used me up.
Faunders-Don't wonder! Beastly bores!
Saunders-Ya'as' the whole business Is.
FIaunders-Deueed good thing Lent calls
a halt.
Saunders-Gawdl I'm played out
Flaunders-DittO. i german EnocNs
LIE endwlse.
Sauncers-Gawd! Ny man gOomed me
an aOUr after the last a
FlaunderS-Dessay.
Saunders-Have q /. So
Flauuders-Just had tive.
Sluuders-So have /. Have another!
FEauneers-l Il go yOu
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-20

qualification for my business. TbS shout
ders should be round and conveS- the bust
fun and the back straight Some paople
have . theory that a well formed arm eG-
titles to 4 eely moulded legs This IS AL
wrong. The index to the leg it the ankle.
l never sgE . poor ankle and a uell-shapei
leg, or vice versa We used no 'faas' in
the ~IaIproEised ballets, That has
gre out long ago The trouble In making
10 q glTi Was too great and the retllgs too
SMALL
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-20
No Sign 81 Sweetness
Clinton Ruglr

There is young mar in the paTior
wishes to zee you, miss remarked the
hall door attendant at 4 DOM own resi-
dence.
Did he bring anything with him-any
box or parcel?'
Only a IN miss
Did his coat tail rattle when he walk
ed. as if there was 4 package Of candy il
the pOcket;''
Nothing Of the sort, miss"
Then tell him I've gone 10 visit a sick
friend and won't be home FIR a week, " re-
piled the fair girl, falling hack into 4 hori-
zDutal position, and resuming her persual
of Truth Stranger than Fiction; or, The
Liar Tnmasked."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-20
~ INTERESTING EXPERIENCE,
showing Practically How Much Can be
Brpamt in Five >scOndS.
EFtr rEtl l'rlE

Errfb- SseJEt.ls.
WIS sitting with q police official at his
nli.s. and We were discussing some FAN
-Lsrlr ,tarr. when IN employee came in and
Sc down beside IL, leaning with his e.
BOWS On the table. I looked up and said
"a luu. You have forgotten 70 make the
so1D .'NO. no. come with me. We
Went out together. going acrOSs long
c1r-.duS>- / walking behind hlm, at the
college where I hat been brought up. he
went MO : VIM Of the house which
knew well. and which led 70
tIr r.ES rooms. Tuder the stairs
he showed ME = stove on which
stood IN Ovsttr sdeli with a little white
glil- upon It I bad been mixing water
rolUrS The evening before. But you have
forgotten the vegetables. to 10 the porter
., -lr lthrr end OF the court yard, you
viii int them mere on q table. | waited
for q .DGg umr. At LIST | saw him making
slgGS 20 NE clat ne had found nothing
'.- IS q. the letr hand SIDE, / shouted,
ant saw him Cross the yard, coming back
with An immense cabbage. | took q knife
from mT pocket which I always kept
there, and nc the moment when | wa 90
M ~ cat the vegetable I WIS awakened
By the noise Of 4 b0Sl Of . soup being put
heavily On the marble top OF table next u
NY 7et.
II appears 70 me that the idea of soup
Ts suggested 70 me By the smell at the
moment when the door WAS opened Oy the
servant bringing IN the soup while l was
asleep. and 70 takes five seconds ut the
most % walk from the door % the bed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-20

The best blood purifier and system reg
ulatHr ever placed within the reach Of
suffering humanity, truly II Electric Bit
tiers. Inactivity Of the Liver, Biliousness,
Jaunfice, Constipation. Weak Kidneys, or
any disease of the urinary organs, or who
ever requires an appetizer, tonic or mid
will always find Electric Bit
tiers the bet and only certain cure known.
They act surely and quickly, every bottle
guaranteed 70 give satisfaction OF money
refunded Sold at fifty cents q bottle by
Logan Il Co
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-20
One Of the Old Girls.

There were few of the women OF Con-
necticut in the last century who did not
keep some sort Ofdiary. An entry IN one
of these diaries shows what events were re-
corded. and also how witty some OF the
girls OF the period were: "lT9O. We mad
roast pork for dinner, and DR.. 5, who
carved. held up 4 rib on his fork and said:
Here. Indies, Is what Mother Eve was
made Of Yea. said Sister Patty, and
it's from very much the same kind OF
eritter. 90
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-20
No. I55.-A Motley Crew.

We " high and low. we're long AMI short,
We're hard and son and wide q narrow.
~ re found 10 prison, ship and fort.
sought uu-u.ght AMI stunned 10 morrow,
While others rest our load We bear.
When Others cOtl comes our relief.
". witness visions Wild and drear,
And many scene Of heart wrung grief.
OuroWHers often strip Us bare.
krueuung then. with clothing heap Us.
" re- given away N cases rare,
Though they are few that ike % keep rs.
What are ST called. pray Sutyers Tell
An essv task II Is. I'm sure.
For one and AL YOU know Is Well,
And must. while life and death endure.
TT-LY SLOwBOY
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-20
II Life saver.
TIT BINS.

Miss de Crashville-He isn'tan AdOnis.
but YOU know he saved papa's life once,
and we think the world OF him.
Mr.. de TOpp-Why, yes, you must
What were the circumstances?
Miss de Crashville-Well, you see, n
OF our ueighbOrs threatened 10 shoot papa
if he didn't keep Clawed out Of his ward.
Nr. de TOpp Cinterestedlyl-Yes.
Miss de Crashville-Ees, and papa tied
him up after that.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-20

Have a Moral.
Blessed IS he who hath found his work;
let him ask no other blessedness. He has
a work, i lite purpose; he has found it, and
Will follow it.-Clriyig.
Flu-Oh. Nan. how 10 you do?
Nan-Do3 don't DO At all. am just
worn
Ftn-~0 an .. / haven emery enough
To tell the truth.
Nan-And it i $50 much easie. 20 uo. isn't
IT,
Fln-Oh, infinitely But, really, can
hardly wait for Ash Wednesday.
Nln-Nor /. tell Mama | shall sleep
tor straight week from Mlrdi Gras.
FAM wish I could, but I've got to DO
SOME church going.
Nln-Tt'S inst lovely 70 be 4 P~resbyte-
riau through Lent.
Fau-It must be. envy You. Mamma
and I. though. are going down to Old Point
almost directly.
Nln-tud you don't have IN be any
thing there but be lazy. How wise you
ar,
Fln-Nreu'tw We. 1t is \ case of necessity.
I take my own maid % To all the balls,
and she Just keeps me, through the even
iug on sherry and q~uinlne.
Mani live on beef ten and massage.
Fan-Oh, | am quite beyond those.
Nan-Isn't it Just dreadful the way We
are worked?
Fan-Perfectlyl I mustn't stand gossip
ing with you another moment. have to
finish my shopping yet, and hurry home to
luncheon. and this afternoon | show az four
receptions, dine ut the Merediths' and 20
with them to the opera, and finish the
night at the HlllhOuSe german.
Nan-SO do I-everythng except the
dinner. and We entertain ut home. Come
and see me when you can.
Fairbanks. III try.
Nan-Dou't come before twelve. I am
not ut home To my maid even, till eleven.
GOOd-by.
Fan-GOOd-by.
Mrs. B-Oh. my dear Mrs. Y, do sit
down quietly by me a moment
Mrs. with the greatest pleasure In
these crowded rooms a secluded nook like
this IS 4 positive boon.
Mrs. B-Isn't it?-particularly at this
end OF the season. | an thoroughly tagged
out.
Mrs. N-So am I, completely. I tell
Mr.. y nothing but an ocean trip will re-
vive me this Lent.
Mrs. B-DO you think you will 20 over?
Mrs. N-NOt over. but down. To Mas
sau. probably.
Mrs. B-Anywhere TO rest. | tell Mr..
B.. when ones visiting list is rs Jorge rs
mine. it really needs the strength Of a Her
cules TO keep up with the round.
Mrs. N-Doesn't il? Mrs. Y. said TO
me the other day: Wait till your daugh-
ter grows mp, and then You'll know what
a real winters work is"
Mrs. Poor Mrs. Y I can fancy she
finds it dreaifully fatiguing 10 chaperoue
her dear Belle.
Mrs. X-Can you note I smiled to NY
self when I told her that she ought TO be
eoutented now to shine in her daughters
reflected light.
Mrs. B-You are really too unkind. The
poor woman would sit in the darkness of
EruOuS.
Mrs. X-PoOr Belle. The season has
been wasted for her.
Mrs B-WorSe than wasted, for it counts
one more.
Mrs. X-YeS indeed! But I must leave
you. I see Mrs. z. in the tea-rOom, and |
want to speak TO her. We play together
tomorrow night. YOU know.
Mrs Bob, yes, I'm coming if I'm
alive.
Mrs. Kits \ very worthy charity, I
believe. I've forgotten Just which one it
is we play for tomorrow night, but l
know it deserves 70 be sustained.
Mrs. B-I don't doubt IT. GOOd-by.
Mrs. X-Good-by.
Saunder-Hello. FlaunderS which way?
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Had No Trouble with Them

Bt7ag f1u-ar
slpklns, Swell. Jack, Won look
leArrE, ant IN glad to SEE you safe and
~'Ila those Western men are lawIeSs folk.
aelr. JunkIas, Jr. Just from Montana
never bad any difficulty with them. "
Welt. I'm sure I've heard that they shoot
q nan who refuses % drink with them; did
rAey never AK YOU 20 driuk?'' I'm
Ees But they spared YOU on account
vi Your youth. Er-nO; I always
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-20

w. FhOs-&AA E"s
I limp, I halt, I Jump, I spring,
Though I'M but a fruit,
In medicine I'm Just the thing
The nervous mes 20 suit.
Though Europe Is my native land
Il am convinced 7 thrive
And flourish in all alien sand,
And wait for men N hive.
Men, Gid ! say No! pretty maids,
In costumes gay and bCiEhg,
One ranged adown my lulg, green gLahes-
4 truly charming sight
Then In N Ament, not . rutI;
ALSO, I An the act
The pretty maids p form, % loot
A quiet surprising fac
I'm suCh 4 hand ID fri4k q skl
/, seems quite right you know,
That I'm a dance, where people u1p
The Light fantastic to- A. i
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-20
4 New Attraction.

First Shopper-Come into Bigg's store
with me a moment, my dear, and then we'll
90 right home together.
Second ShOppper| don't think I've got
time
First Shopper-Have you heard the new
clerk say 'C4sh?''
Second Shopper-Lead on, my dear.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-20
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1t is guaranteed to give satisfaction or
money refunded. Price . cents per box.
For sale by Logan 4 Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-20

-Ah.fNr
\ rare and amusingincident occurred on
Saturday last. The MessrS. Everhart u
large farm on the road leading from New
port 10 New Bloomfield, Perry county. and
q short distance from the latter place
They keep a large number OF cattle and on
the day in question the bOvineS were roam
inv about in one OF the fields in which
there are a number OF high hills, and these
latter were covered with lee which rem
dpred them rs slippery ~ glass. Along
the top Of one Of these hills the
cattle were moving along slowly.
when one Of the cows slipped and
fell, but, tObO.gan-ike. never stopped I'M
I'll she landed at the bottom. Then an
other and another followed suit, until five
OF SIX had performed a similar feat. it
remained for the last OF the cows 10
perform the CrOwuing feat She sat
down on her hind legs and erect on
her fore feet and started down the
incline. All went we'll until near the
bottom of the hill. when her front feet
caught in the ice, causing her To pertsrm
m aCrOhatic feat which would make a
gymnast turn green with envy. The cat
tie seemed tO enjoy the imprOmtu slide,
and when they brought up At the base OF
the bill would gingerly get on 10 their feet
and move of IN though IL WIS nothing I'M
Usual. Altogether it was an amusing
sight
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-20
Cautious Consideration.

LtfTp.
>erTanr-He - 0va Jealous temperament.
mum
LADY with a cold stlreI-Why 10 you
Ask
Servant applying for a situation 1-Cause
" gez DE- no money would timpt rue ter
ruM, Tor nIver want 70 make trouble be-
tElne man and wolfe.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-20

DTTrgBURG, CHsCTNNATT Ssr Lorf5 r. z
K PNi-HaIdls K0utr.l
Time table Or HAst and Wet oprectsi IN Jan.
~. ls7. Trains cave Pan Humble station, too<
~ Eleventh strost near public landing. ~ ioIao~r
Standard Time:
Pius E>st f0t Psc.
lrATI0ss. Ezp's Rips Rrp's RPS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-20
No. 450 Desapitauons.

When whole. A large bird then I name;
Bahead. and but 4 Cyig YOU now may clAlm.
AEliu my head remove, I then mplore;
Keep N, "A single line, n nothing more.
continue. o l freely give assent
once more, % railway Cse I'm e
NJ e. WOODFORD.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-20

once upon a lme two rivers, one N ASIA the
Other IN Emerica. agreed % dow directly toward
eaca othe- uurl they should meet. When they
wore about 10 meet. n noble scotch rhlettsE &C
stepped directly bStween Their mouth,
prevented the proposed meeting. 30 alLtEFee were
Changed a. A rv and located in south America
E ". RIPLEY.
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